Chapter

 1 II  |          October, at eight p.m., a dense crowd pressed toward the
 2 XIII|        thinly scattered among less dense thickets— a few isolated
 3 XV  |        stone lining in the form of dense vapor-clouds. These artificial
 4 XXI | disappeared in the copse. It was a dense thicket, in which rose huge
 5 XXI |          some enemy, and which the dense foliage darkly overshadowed.~
 6 III |   astronomers, the moon had a low, dense, and thick atmosphere, at
 7 XII |       though a very low and a very dense one? That we shall know
 8 XIII|       vegetation, kept up by a low dense atmosphere? He could not
 9 XIV |            of its layers unequally dense and of different degrees
10 XXI |    curiosity was greatly roused. A dense crowd soon assembled on